Shaping Our City for the Future – and Post the Bypass
Council currently have a number of projects in hand in preparation for the competition of the Bypass.
Join Murray Wood, General Manager of the City of Coffs Harbour, for a compelling morning conversation about the future of our city and the opportunities that lie ahead. Drawing on some of the most significant city-shaping initiatives underway, this informative Chamber of Commerce breakfast will provide a firsthand look at the projects, strategies and ideas helping to shape the next chapter of Coffs Harbour.
Hear from renowned urban design consultants King & Campbell as they unveil the draft vision for the Post Bypass Renewal Project, a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine key parts of the City Centre and create new public spaces, streetscapes, connections and experiences which will define Coffs Harbour long after the bypass is complete.
The presentation will also showcase the newly released City Centre Parking Discussion Paper, exploring how the city can respond to future growth, changing travel patterns and the challenge of accommodating a growing parking demand over the coming decades while creating a vibrant and accessible CBD
Attendees will also gain insight into the Draft Events Strategy 2026-2035, which sets out an ambitious vision to position the Coffs Coast as Australia’s leading regional event destination for sport, culture, creativity and business, while strengthening community connections and growing the visitor economy.
Whether you are a business owner, investor, community leader or passionate local resident, this is an opportunity to hear directly from City leaders, better understand the big decisions shaping Coffs Harbour’s future, and contribute to the conversation about where our city is heading.
Be part of the discussion. Be part of the future. Be part of shaping Coffs Harbour.
Secure your spot today!
Date: 25 September 2026
Venue: Opal Cove Resort
Time: 7:00am to 9:00am
Cost: Members & Guests $45 / Visitors $48
RSVP: Online by 12 Noon Monday 21 September